You probably read it in a book by Arthur C Clarke. I don't quite recall the name I think it's something like "Visions" or "Visions for the future".
His idea was inspired on the flow of a river. Near the margins the water moves very slowly, almost stopped. He defends something as organic, as you say, I believe the ideia was to have some sorte of magnetic compound like iron particles (I don't remember) sustained by a magnetic field.
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You probably read it in a book by Arthur C Clarke. I don't quite recall the name I think it's something like "Visions" or "Visions for the future".
His idea was inspired on the flow of a river. Near the margins the water moves very slowly, almost stopped. He defends something as organic, as you say, I believe the ideia was to have some sorte of magnetic compound like iron particles (I don't remember) sustained by a magnetic field.
duh.
Stay at home, then.
(yes, I'm portuguese)